Does it have to be wall mounted or can you use it on counter? Is toothpaste holder attached and if so, can it be unattached?
888
The toothpaste holder easily slides off. I suppose you could use it on the counter instead of mounting it.
889
Pretty sure it has to be wall mounted, though I don't see why it can't be on a counter, as long as your careful with it, but wall mounting is more secure. The toothpaste holder is removable, and it is part of the kit.
395316
you can mount it either way. it is supported from the bottom. for under mount you would you would use a sealant between the sink and bottom of counter top. it does not come with mounting hardware as it is supported by the base cabinet
107592
It doesn't mount. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. It's wide rubbery base is intended to keep the holder from sliding on whatever flat surface you put it on. It does accomplish this if the surface is flat and usually stable. Don't try to use it on a slippery, rough, or tilted surface.
1059358
It could be taken down off wall mount, but it is clear that is not the intended use. I really like the unit and find it very handy as a garage appliance. Quality is good, with exception of hose itself which is clearly of much lower quality than unit itself.
1715681
It can be either surface mounted or recessed into the wall. If you want it recessed, you might have to put some more work into installing it. We had to cut out some drywall and all since our old one was surface mounted!
2170366
Yes, I use mine just pressure mounted - nothing screwed into the wall. It works fine, although if you bump it, it can move slightly, so it has to be adjusted when that happens. I've had one for a few years and bought a second one several months ago cuz I like it so much. I have them on either side of our kitchen to keep our little dogs contained when we leave the house. They work great. :-)
1704501
no it does not need to be mounted to the wall unless you have rough antics going on in your bath. its a lovely piece. peace
2015322
It has to go under the sink. Yes, it can be mounted on wall under the sink. It is not a counter top filter.
1665876
It is a screw on or wired on holder. The only way it would stay mounted is if it were tightly wired on.
2280961
Feet are attached, but could probably be removed with electronic cutting pliers. I was thinking of wall mounting as well, but we had room on the vanity. Hope this helps.
702426
It's under the counter/shelf. I have mine mounted to the underneath one of my shelves on the inside of my cabinet. I don't like things hanging from the cabinets.
1520492
No, this just stands on the counter - not mountable. Gets very hot too, so wouldn't recommend it.
1266030
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. You could put up a shelf for it, though.
615711
Wall Mounted. It's crazy to put together... once it's all assembled i recommend using some invisible calk on all the edges on the inside. One shelf in middle. This is a band-aid fix before you redo an entire bathroom kind of thing.
947994
Yes, it mounts to the wall. The front edge of the holder slopes down slightly, making it easier to insert tools. My wife loves it. The bathroom is not so cluttered.
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
1860436
Mine are not wall mounted - just sitting on an adjustable shelf height open book case cabinet in my office which is an easy way to place the stackable holders at eye level or above, any height actually if your cabinet is tall enough. I would not know about wall mounting them using screws, etc...